Arsenal will face Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals after comfortably defeating PSV Eindhoven in the previous round.Madrid edged out Atletico Madrid on penalties in the last-16, and

Arteta is focused, driven and understands the situation they are in. Not every game will be a high or win, but it could help them with their ultimate goal, which this season is now winning the Champions League.

By the time that was going on, most Arsenal fans were on their way home or in the local pubs watching on to see who their opponents would be in the next chapter of this Champions League series. Arsenal’s half of the draw in their post-PSV world takes them into the realms they have not been for a long while.

Arsenal head into their London derby clash against Chelsea looking to return to winning ways in the Premier League. Trailing leaders Liverpool by 15 points albeit with a game in hand, Arsenal may have to shift focus from Arne Slot's side to the teams behind them. One of those in the chasing pack is Chelsea.

Arsenal and Chelsea meet in another all-London thriller at the Emirates this weekend. Last weekend’s 1-1 draw at Manchester United all but ended the Gunners’ hopes of chasing down Liverpool at the top of the Premier League.

Kai Havertz, who was in attendance at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday, is set to join Jesus out until the end of the season. Takehiro Tomiyasu has managed just six minutes so fa